This Gourmet Sushi Kit contains all of the basic ingredients and utensils required to create a sushi feast except the filling. A detailed recipe book makes it easy.

If you're not feeling adventurous enough to use raw seafood, that's ok - just cook it first or make a California Roll (a kind of sushi containing cucumber, imitation crab stick, and avocado). 

Hey, some people have to ease into a new cuisine. Take your time, we'll be here.

I have a friend that just love - love - loves sushi. She knows all the best places, even the little hole-in-the-wall spots.

When she makes her own sushi at home, she likes to use authentic styles dishes and utensils. Would you eat sushi off of paper plates? Of course not!

This 25 Piece Shiny Red Sushi Set just looks so, well, royal. I like it. I think Catherine would, too.

Continuing our sushi theme for this week, I give you - Sushi Socks! They are covered with little images of sushi rolls.

These are Wasabi Green, but they also come in Black and White Rice. Of course!

Here in the Metro we have many lovers of sushi. I prefer tempura, but I will do a Spicy Tuna Roll now and then.

Fyrestorm Creations makes the cutest bracelets, and I had to tell you about this Sushi Bar Lampwork Style Bead Bracelet. It includes beads for Ebi (Shrimp) Nigri Sushi Sake (salmon) Nigri Sushi Maguro (tuna) Nigri Sushi Ikura (salmon Roe) Maki Sushi Maguro (tuna) and Maki Sushi Wasabi (the big green beads). Darling!

What a fun gift for a sushi lover! This Sushi Soap includes eight pieces of sushi shaped soap. Place them on the bathroom counter and make your friends do a double take.

Got one of those people at work that steals lunches? Remove the label and stick them in the fridge for a great joke on them!

From the seriously silly people at Perpetual Kid.

This Sushi For Two Gift Basket has everything you need to enhance your sushi experience - except the fish! You get two sets of plates, chopsticks, a teapot with Chai tea, sushi wraps (nori), rice & soy sauce, wasabi paste and an Asian cookbook. The bamboo tealight holder sets the mood. Just add saki (and someone to share it with) and your evening is complete.

Can't tell nigiri from maki? Toro from tako? Well, this Sushi Clock probaly won't help the sushi novice, but it it is an amusing piece of decor.  The perfect gift for any sushi lover, it also comes in a white plate version.

This clock is ichiban in my book!